At 4:30 p.m., 5-year-old Chase Landers' grandmother noticed he was gone, and the search began.

"Usually he'll wander around the edge of the property and fields and stuff. First time he's taken off and not come back," said Janet Nickerson.

After two hours of searching for the boy with no sign of him, Nickerson called police.

Maine game wardens, state police and sheriff's deputies set up a command post in the driveway on Main Street and started looking for Landers.

A little after 10 p.m., the boy was located.

"He went up back in the woods out behind up here about a mile back up in the woods when they found him. He likes to explore. He told me this morning he was looking for leftover Easter eggs," said Nickerson.

A day after the ordeal, that seemed like no big deal to him, Landers was back playing with his cousin.

"Just taking a walk and found a road and I got lost," said Landers.

"Well he's promised he won't do it again. We'll see how that happens, he's 5 years old," said Nickerson.

Nickerson was thankful to all who responded to help.

"I'd just like to say thank you for all the help and all the people that came out to help and those that were willing to come out, and I am so grateful that they found him and that he's home safe," said Nickerson.

Landers was taken to St. Mary's Hospital where he was checked out for possible hypothermia and was released.

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